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vocabulary

order: orden   ,    resolve. resolver   ,    equipment: equipo   ,   elevators: ascensores   ,   cover: cubrir

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OBJECTIVE:

publicize the importance of the rules involved in parking

APPROACH OF THE PROBLEM:

IMPORTANCE OF A PARKING

While parking a vehicle must meet certain standards, not all people comply or know the reasons why they were created.

This means that there are many people who park very badly and that have a negative impact on the day-to-day of traffic. This generates inconvenience, of course, but it can also represent a great danger to safety.

INTRODUCTION

4. TERMINOLOGY

In order to clarify the non-specialist, and avoid possible confusion in the meaning with which some of the

terms that are used in these Rules, its meaning is established below and a list of the

most common:

Accessibility: combination of constructive and operative elements that allow any person with disabilities,

enter, move, leave, orient and communicate with the safe, autonomous and comfortable use in the built spaces, the

furniture and equipment, transportation, information and communications.

Access to the exit: section of an evacuation route that leads to an exit.

Technical aids: technological devices, materials and human or animal assistance, which allow to enable, rehabilitate

or compensate one or more functional, motor, sensory (auditory and visual) or intellectual limitations of people

with a disability They may include: walker, braces, cane, crutches, wheelchair, white cane and

hearing aids, among others.

Barriers: anything that prevents free movement and mobility, or constitutes a danger to the security of

people.

Guest houses or pensions: building or part of a building that does not qualify as a single-family or two-family house,

that provides accommodation for sleeping a total of 16 people or less, transiently or permanently, without service

personal assistance, with or without meals, but without separate cooking facilities for individual occupants.

International symbol of accessibility: symbol to indicate accessible entrances, accessible routes, areas of

parking, toilets, telephones and other places adapted for people with disabilities. The symbol consists of

a stylized human figure, profiled on a wheelchair and facing to the right with the properties shown

Drawing U-A according to ISO 7001. In your case, you must comply with the provisions of the Official Mexican Standards

NOM-026-STPS, NOM-003-SEGOB and NOM-233-SSA1.

SUPPLEMENTARY CONDITIONS TO TABLE 1.1

I. When reference is made to housing or square meters constructed, the total surface area is considered

built cover of all levels, excluding only that intended for parking, where appropriate, the

bleachers are considered as built surface;

II. The total demand for parking spaces of a building with two or more uses will be the sum of the demands of

each one of them. For the calculation of the demand, the percentage greater than 0.50 is considered as a box;

III. The demand for parking spaces for the uses or destinations indicated in the Table will be by local or when

the sum of the premises is greater than 80.00m2

;

IV. The measurements of the parking spaces for vehicles will be 5.00m by 2.40m. It will be allowed until

sixty percent of the boxes for small cars with measures of 4.20m by 2.20m. These measures do not include

the necessary circulation areas;

V. When parking is in "cord", the space for the accommodation of vehicles will be 6.00m by 2.40m.

Up to sixty percent of the boxes for small cars with dimensions of 4.80m by 2.00m will be accepted.

These measures do not include the necessary circulation areas;

SAW. The public and private parking lots should allocate a drawer with dimensions of 3.80m by 5.00m each

twenty-five or fraction from twelve, for the exclusive use of people with disabilities. When there are two drawers

together for exclusive use of people with disabilities can be solved in pairs with dimensions of each drawer of

2.40m by 5.00m and a pedestrian strip between the two drawers and longitudinally to them that must measure minimum

1.40m by 5.00m as long as these drawers are perpendicular to the road traffic. These drawers

XIX In health and assistance service buildings (hospitals, clinics, health centers or sanatoriums), they will comply

additionally with the following provisions:

a) The emergency service must be provided with an independent space for ambulances;

b) Buildings greater than 1,000.00m2 must have an independent parking for vehicles of

transport of solid waste; Y

c) From 200 beds must have an emergency heliport, additionally, these buildings must

have free access for vehicles from the public road where emergency users can be dropped off and picked up.

XX. In order to cover the demand for the required parking spaces and to adequately resolve the circulations,

they can use mechanical equipment in interiors and exteriors like rotating platforms, lifts-cars for a car, as well

as elevators for cars (forklifts) instead of ramps. The Director Responsible for Work must include in the

Descriptive Report its justification and the dimensions of the equipment and the corresponding spaces;

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OBJECTIVE:

publicize the importance of the rules involved in parking

APPROACH OF THE PROBLEM:

IMPORTANCE OF A PARKING

While parking a vehicle must meet certain standards, not all people comply or know the reasons why they were created.

This means that there are many people who park very badly and that have a negative impact on the day-to-day of traffic. This generates inconvenience, of course, but it can also represent a great danger to safety.

INTRODUCTION

4. TERMINOLOGY

In order to clarify the non-specialist, and avoid possible confusion in the meaning with which some of the

terms that are used in these Rules, its meaning is established below and a list of the

most common:

Accessibility: combination of constructive and operative elements that allow any person with disabilities,

enter, move, leave, orient and communicate with the safe, autonomous and comfortable use in the built spaces, the

furniture and equipment, transportation, information and communications.

Access to the exit: section of an evacuation route that leads to an exit.

Technical aids: technological devices, materials and human or animal assistance, which allow to enable, rehabilitate

or compensate one or more functional, motor, sensory (auditory and visual) or intellectual limitations of people

with a disability They may include: walker, braces, cane, crutches, wheelchair, white cane and

hearing aids, among others.

Barriers: anything that prevents free movement and mobility, or constitutes a danger to the security of

people.

Guest houses or pensions: building or part of a building that does not qualify as a single-family or two-family house,

that provides accommodation for sleeping a total of 16 people or less, transiently or permanently, without service

personal assistance, with or without meals, but without separate cooking facilities for individual occupants.

International symbol of accessibility: symbol to indicate accessible entrances, accessible routes, areas of

parking, toilets, telephones and other places adapted for people with disabilities. The symbol consists of

a stylized human figure, profiled on a wheelchair and facing to the right with the properties shown

Drawing U-A according to ISO 7001. In your case, you must comply with the provisions of the Official Mexican Standards

NOM-026-STPS, NOM-003-SEGOB and NOM-233-SSA1.

SUPPLEMENTARY CONDITIONS TO TABLE 1.1

I. When reference is made to housing or square meters constructed, the total surface area is considered

built cover of all levels, excluding only that intended for parking, where appropriate, the

bleachers are considered as built surface;

II. The total demand for parking spaces of a building with two or more uses will be the sum of the demands of

each one of them. For the calculation of the demand, the percentage greater than 0.50 is considered as a box;

III. The demand for parking spaces for the uses or destinations indicated in the Table will be by local or when

the sum of the premises is greater than 80.00m2

;

IV. The measurements of the parking spaces for vehicles will be 5.00m by 2.40m. It will be allowed until

sixty percent of the boxes for small cars with measures of 4.20m by 2.20m. These measures do not include

the necessary circulation areas;

V. When parking is in "cord", the space for the accommodation of vehicles will be 6.00m by 2.40m.

Up to sixty percent of the boxes for small cars with dimensions of 4.80m by 2.00m will be accepted.

These measures do not include the necessary circulation areas;

SAW. The public and private parking lots should allocate a drawer with dimensions of 3.80m by 5.00m each

twenty-five or fraction from twelve, for the exclusive use of people with disabilities. When there are two drawers

together for exclusive use of people with disabilities can be solved in pairs with dimensions of each drawer of

2.40m by 5.00m and a pedestrian strip between the two drawers and longitudinally to them that must measure minimum

1.40m by 5.00m as long as these drawers are perpendicular to the road traffic. These drawers

XIX In health and assistance service buildings (hospitals, clinics, health centers or sanatoriums), they will comply

additionally with the following provisions:

a) The emergency service must be provided with an independent space for ambulances;

b) Buildings greater than 1,000.00m2 must have an independent parking for vehicles of

transport of solid waste; Y

c) From 200 beds must have an emergency heliport, additionally, these buildings must

have free access for vehicles from the public road where emergency users can be dropped off and picked up.

XX. In order to cover the demand for the required parking spaces and to adequately resolve the circulations,

they can use mechanical equipment in interiors and exteriors like rotating platforms, lifts-cars for a car, as well

as elevators for cars (forklifts) instead of ramps. The Director Responsible for Work must include in the

Descriptive Report its justification and the dimensions of the equipment and the corresponding spaces;